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Chocolate Merle 6.5lbs
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Hes going to vet to get a Rabies be vet check today 5 18 26 comes with a health certificate. He was just vet check in either January or February Theres pics of him wild hair long before grooming yesterday on 5 16 26 pics after grooming . So his hair does grow .
Male Chocolate Merle 6.5lbs he is house trained crate trained . He is Not proven he sure is interested in my female havanese and wants to hump them. So he's willing to breed if your looking to breed designer breeds like Havashires like my grand daughter was. Or yorkiepoos morkies, shorkies. There's many more. Yorkie Designer breeds. He doesn't come with registration cause they wanted like $2500.00 with Aca or Ica . You can always get him registered through Ica . His mom Chocolate yorkie 7lbs his dad 5lbs Blue Merle so he has small parents in the back ground if that helps if your looking to breed . He gets along with everyone he has got his summer puppy cut. We don't keep long hair on our long hair breeds. Here's pics with some what long before before he was groomed .
He doesn't like his pics taken . We been going back and fourth about selling him cause we have a tiny toy in our havanese that is 6 to 7lbs and we thought when she go's in heat it will be her first litter we would breed this handsome boy with her Akc championlines Red Chocolate havanese. . He has a A+ Personality loves giving kisses loves laying in your lap and you don't have to wait until he grows up to earn your money back with him. My grandaughter has taken a new direction . She go classes in college this is the only reason he be up for sale.
Please take some time out view our profile then stroll down read some our 5 star Testimonies. This should help you decide if you want to move forward on making this beautiful loving boy apart of your loving family home. 716 307 7269 Thanks God bless.
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The little Yorkshire Terrier thinks they're Great Danes, and like most terriers, are bold, brave, and independent. They are very intelligent and develop deep bonds with their owners. Full-grown, they typically weigh 4-7 pounds and stand 8-9 inches tall.
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